Jai Amore

A bit of info…

You will see Jai heading up Sway Allstars Orchestra at many events now. The performances he gives are memorable and his vocals are extraordinary.

Early on in his career, Jai Amore won the MOBO Award for Best Unsigned Act at the Royal Albert Hall. After this he then went on to win the UKU Award for Best Performer and Best Singer-Songwriter at the Clapham Grand, and the BBC PAF Award.

Jai Amore has toured across the UK at some of the countries most notorious venues, like the London Jazz Café, the Olympic Copper Box Arena, Alexandra Palace, Old Trafford, Stamford Bridge, and many more, and opened for the likes of Beyoncé, Jagged Edge, Ginuwine and Montel Jordan.

You can feel the old school RnB inspiration in Jai Amore’s music. Boyz II Men style harmonies, Prince-esqu edginess, a James Brown slash Michael Jackson vocal rhythm, and an energy reminiscent of an early Usher, and you’ve got a Jai Amore sound, with songs written in the voice of a lover in a metropolitan city.

Who he has played with

Jai Amore has collaborated with – and continues to work alongside – international acts and home-grown talent alike. You’ll find his name mentioned next to Joe Budden, Pyrelli, Chipmunk, as well as producers such as Show N Prove (Stooshie, Rizzle Kicks), and Shae Agha (Jessie J, Ed Sheeran).

Meanwhile he continues to lend his penmanship and vocal production skills to fellow musicians such as Misha B, Zalon Thompson, and Jess Glynn, while working on projects with national composers Bless Beats (Wiley, Jess Glynn), and Ayak Thiik (Lil Mix, JLS).

Jai Amore opened 2016 with an exclusive concert at London’s Hospital Club in Covent Garden, and continued to tour across Europe and Asia. Now with multiple releases throughout Europe, Asia, and Africa, including collaborations with renowned artists in Italy and Ghana, this London crooner is continuing to bring RnB to the world.

To hear a little of what he has recorded, why don’t you take a look at his Soundcloud channel.